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Meanwhile a really good buddy of Big Tattoo and me, has Cem (he is a turkish guy in Germany) reached a level which doesn´t stand behind.
He isn´t yet into elaborated inlaywork, but damn, he builds a hell of a player!
The most famous cue is probably the cue of Roman the Czech Attack Hybler. You could find it at http://cuetrader.wordpress.com/ to get an idea of what happens in Germany.
Second to none is his paint- job. Never- really never have seen a better one. Maybe same level (e.g. Tony at BB), but never better!
What´s special to Cem, is his way to work on develpment of the playability. I have never seen a guy, who experiments that much. When he gets a new stick in his fingers, you feel like on exam at the doctors. He also plays a really good Pool and knows, how a cue has to feel and work.
This cue features 6 cocobolo points in straight grained maple. Pin is a 3/8x11 and he uses the Allen weight bolt system (thanks to Big Tattoo).
The cue has a screw in extension (near to Mezz) and comes with two shafts in 12,5 mm (one made of a blank from the McDaniel stock, one made of bowling alley).
Weight is at 19 oz and forward balanced (to my specs).
He also has a really great hitting laminate- wood, he builds by hisself.
http://www.cem-cues.com/
I´m not a dealer and probably won´t get one. But this guy and his cues are worth to get supported.
The sketch was made be me. I post it, to give you an idea, how perfect this guy met the sketch.
Meanwhile a really good buddy of Big Tattoo and me, has Cem (he is a turkish guy in Germany) reached a level which doesn´t stand behind.
He isn´t yet into elaborated inlaywork, but damn, he builds a hell of a player!
The most famous cue is probably the cue of Roman the Czech Attack Hybler. You could find it at http://cuetrader.wordpress.com/ to get an idea of what happens in Germany.
Second to none is his paint- job. Never- really never have seen a better one. Maybe same level (e.g. Tony at BB), but never better!
What´s special to Cem, is his way to work on develpment of the playability. I have never seen a guy, who experiments that much. When he gets a new stick in his fingers, you feel like on exam at the doctors. He also plays a really good Pool and knows, how a cue has to feel and work.
This cue features 6 cocobolo points in straight grained maple. Pin is a 3/8x11 and he uses the Allen weight bolt system (thanks to Big Tattoo).
The cue has a screw in extension (near to Mezz) and comes with two shafts in 12,5 mm (one made of a blank from the McDaniel stock, one made of bowling alley).
Weight is at 19 oz and forward balanced (to my specs).
He also has a really great hitting laminate- wood, he builds by hisself.
http://www.cem-cues.com/
I´m not a dealer and probably won´t get one. But this guy and his cues are worth to get supported.
The sketch was made be me. I post it, to give you an idea, how perfect this guy met the sketch.
